Joint for reinforced concrete pile sections
OwnerKari Koivuneninventor
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The invention relates to providing a concrete pile splice between driven reinforced concrete piles to join them together end-to-end, with the ends of both reinforced concrete piles to be joined having an end surface. The joint of each pile includes lock rods provided with pin-receiving holes, cylindrical lock sockets provided with pin-receiving through-holes to which pin-receiving tube-like parts are used to interconnect the lock sockets, and locking pins. A pair of joints forming a splice consists of two similar joint pieces. The joint is installed at the end of the concrete pile during the poured casting process. In order to reduce the cost of manufacture and materials of the splicing pieces and to achieve reliability in operation, they are made by machining or welding. Preferably, the hole (6) in the lock rod and the hole (19a) of the crosswise tunnel (9) extending through the lock socket have an eccentric disposition relative to each other.
A joint for a concrete pile section comprising:
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A joint for a concrete pile section comprising:
A method for making a joint for a concrete pile, comprising the steps of:
A method for making a joint for a concrete pile, comprising the steps of:
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